Image classification: recognizing various features of many buildings from images

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so, let's say i have the long/lat or address of many buildings

can get satellite images, "street view", and perhaps 3d/perspective views of buildings.

want to find:

height, number of floors, floor area (max building footprint)

of the building. about 200k buildings.

Is there a library for recognizing buildings from satellite shots or pictures? Kind of like face detection I suppose.

Any other suggestions?

Thanks!

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